June 2007 - Posts
Anyone who was a fan of Final Fantasy Tactics on Playstation or just likes a good game of Chess may enjoy this game here. Tactics 100 Live is a strategy game where you have to make calculated moves on the board to defeat the computer. Each piece has it's own specialty wheter it be the Wizard's magic or the Archer's bow and arrows. I found myself planning this game for quite a bit today....i was a big fan of Final Fantasy Tactics. Enjoy!
Link: http://www.gamebrew.com/tactics100/
I have to give it to Steve Jobs for this one. He has decided that ALL Apple employees with get a FREE 8GB iPhone. Talk about perks of the job!! I'm not all that juiced about the iPhone personally, however, give me a free one and that all may change. We roll a new product out here at my job and we get free lunch. For some odd reason, my company seems to think that food is the best way to reward people. They need to take notes from Steve!!
Link: http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/28/jobs-pulls-an-oprah-12m-in-iphones-for-all-apple-employees/
This one just came out today folks!!! Today, I'm going to go preorder this at lunch. October can't come soon enough.
This game may be harder for the ladies.
This fun puzzle game has you match the car color with its parking spot. You click on the vehical to move it. You can only move a car that has a path to an open parking spot. I got to the 5th level before I posted it here. Lemme know what ya'll think!
Parking Zone Game
Jurassic Park was a cool movie when it first came out. The concept of dinosaurs roaming the earth once again was fun to imagine. If researchers have their way, we may not be too far off from seeing pre-historic animals alive in our life time.
Paleontologists are piecing together the genome species of long gone creatures like the woolly mammoth and Neanderthals. They're doing this to bring them back to life much like the plot of Jurassic Park.
Scientists say that it's not too difficult to piece together the original genetic instructions as DNA retrieval from ancient species has become easier. Some scientists believe that it is theoretically possible to bring back an extinct species as long as an extremely well-preserved cell is found.
The theory goes a little something like this: Get the genome of a mammoth. Compare it with it's closest living relative, the Asian Elephant. Then engineer the elephant DNA so that is matched to the mammoth. Impregnate the elephant with the mammoth DNA. TA-DA! You've got your self a woolly mammoth baby.
There's probably a more complicated explanation, but that's the way I understood it.
Read the full article from The Times of India - Here
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